Tue May 13: The Clock Winders Nina Clark (guitar & vocals)
Sam Dunn (guitar and vocals)
Ben Somers (bass & vocals)
Maddermarket Theatre Bar
Entry £18 / U25s £9
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Join us in the Maddermarket Theatre’s bar this evening when The Clock Winders will be performing two sets of fun and groovy songs from yesteryear!

Featuring Nina Clark on lead vocals and guitar, the trio turns back time with a nostalgic repertoire of swing, jazz and acoustic country music. Joyous three-part harmonies, bouncing upright bass and mellifluous bop guitar combine to create an enchanting old-timey show perfect for bringing out your inner hepcat!

Check out their delightful arrangements of Cow Cow Boogie and I Love Paris.

Doors 7.30pm / music from 8.30pm

Tickets: £18 / U25s £9 / after 9.30pm £9 Purchase tickets

Maddermarket Theatre Bar, St.John's Alley, Norwich, NR2 1DR. (see location)

About the venue

The Maddermarket Theatre is a charming, historic venue nestling in the Norwich Lanes area of the city. Gigs take place in the ground-floor bar where up to 70 patrons can be accommodated around tables or in small rows of seats. The nearest multi-storey car park is St.Andrew's Car Park a short 2min walk away on Duke Street. A limited amount of parking for blue badge holders can be found on nearby Pottergate.
Sun May 25: Five-Way Split Quentin Collins (trumpet)
Vasilis Xenopoulos (tenor)
Rob Barron (piano)
Matyas Hofecker (bass)
Matt Home (drums)
Yalm Food Court
Entry £15 (Inc booking fee)
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Formed in 2020, Five-Way Split is a jointly-led band featuring some of the finest contemporary jazz bebop musicians working in the UK.

Fronted by internationally-renowned trumpet star Quentin Collins and Greek saxophone phenomenon Vasilis Xenopoulos, the quintet’s rhythm section features pianist Rob Barron, virtuosic double bassist Matyas Hofecker and drummer Matt Home.

Picking up the baton from groups such as Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers as well as mirroring New York’s contemporary-bop scene, the band presents a sound that respects the tradition of the hard-bop era whilst also bringing it up-to-date for today’s audience. Expect to hear an extensive repertoire of carefully-crafted and imaginative original compositions, along with cool, swinging material by greats like Jimmy Heath, Cedar Walton and Horace Silver.

Check out this montage of clips from the session in which they’re recording their most recent album “All The Way” (available at this evening’s gig!)

Doors 6pm / Music from 7.30pm-10pm

Admission £15 (inc booking fee) Purchase tickets

About the venue

Established on the extensively redeveloped site of the former Jamie’s Italian, Yalm has revitalised the historic space in The Royal Arcade, using it as an opportunity to showcase Norfolk’s finest food producers in a relaxed setting. Find out more about the exciting and diverse menu here.

23–24 Royal Arcade, Castle Street, Norwich NR2 1NQ (see location)

How to book

Make your reservation by purchasing a ticket which covers admission to the event. There's no set menu, so on the night simply choose where you'd like to sit and food and drinks orders can be paid for during the evening. We're sure you'll want to sample the exciting menu, or otherwise just grab a drink and enjoy the music!

Tue June 17: The Giulio Romano Trio Giulio Romano (guitar & vocoder)
Chris Jerome (keys & LH bass)
Daniele Antenucci (drums)
Maddermarket Theatre Bar
Entry £18 / U25s £9
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This evening we’re excited to feature guitarist Giulio Romano whose jazz / groove trio delivers a fresh and daring take on compositions of the 80s & 90s by greats such as George Benson, Pat Metheny, Quincy Jones, Herbie Hancock, George Duke, Larry Carlton, Donald Fagen and Al Jarreau.

Accompanied by Chris Jerome on keyboards and left-hand bass, and with Daniele Antenucci on drums, expect an evening of super-smooth, foot-tappingly familiar tunes, funky beats and lush synth textures, directed by one of the most accomplished electric and acoustic guitarists of his generation.

Check out the trio's promo clip compiled from a recent gig at London's 606 club, and these highlights from a recent rehearsal. It's also well worth exploring Giulio's videos of tunes that he's worked up for solo guitar, demonstrating some nifty arranging skill and impressive facility.

Doors 7.30pm / music from 8.30pm

Tickets: £18 / U25s £9 / after 9.30pm £9 Purchase tickets

Maddermarket Theatre Bar, St.John's Alley, Norwich, NR2 1DR. (see location)

About the venue

The Maddermarket Theatre is a charming, historic venue nestling in the Norwich Lanes area of the city. Gigs take place in the ground-floor bar where up to 70 patrons can be accommodated around tables or in small rows of seats. The nearest multi-storey car park is St.Andrew's Car Park a short 2min walk away on Duke Street. A limited amount of parking for blue badge holders can be found on nearby Pottergate.

Sun July 27: Aaron Liddard's 'Nylon Man' Giulia Marelli (vocals)
Aaron Liddard (sax & keys)
Chris Jerome (keys)
Giulio Romano Malaisi (guitar)
Paul Michael (bass)
Eric Young (drums)
Yalm Food Court
Entry £18 (inc booking fee)
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This evening we're excited to feature Aaron Liddard as he returns to Norwich with his critically-acclaimed 'Nylon Man' project.

Named after the three cities that most influenced Aaron (New York, London and Manchester) the 2022 album - "roughly 12 years in the making" - brought together a cast of 42 musicians from a diversity of genres and styles, including vocalist Carleen Anderson, violinist Omar Puente, trumpeter Yelfris Valdes and saxophonist / guitarist Harry Greene.

Performed this evening by Aaron's regular sextet, their newly-expanded set could be said to be genre-defying, but fuses funk, soul, Cuban and Brazilian styles with an over-arching jazz sensibility. Wherever they play, the band's seductive grooves and feel-good vibe never fail to enthrall their audience who are soon singing and clapping along.

“A Michael Brecker-like power and intensity... a highly uplifting experience” - Ian Mann, THE JAZZ MANN

“Liddard has a particularly broad and all-encompassing vision of music” - Dan Paton, LONDON JAZZ NEWS

Doors 6pm / Music from 7.30pm-10pm

Admission £18 (inc booking fee) Purchase tickets

About the venue

Established on the extensively redeveloped site of the former Jamie’s Italian, Yalm has revitalised the historic space in The Royal Arcade, using it as an opportunity to showcase Norfolk’s finest food producers in a relaxed setting. Find out more about the exciting and diverse menu here.

23–24 Royal Arcade, Castle Street, Norwich NR2 1NQ (see location)

How to book

Make your reservation by purchasing a ticket which covers admission to the event. There's no set menu, so on the night simply choose where you'd like to sit and food and drinks orders can be paid for during the evening. We're sure you'll want to sample the exciting menu, or otherwise just grab a drink and enjoy the music!